distrait in a sentence

Definition

Distrait: preoccupied or inattentive due to being lost in thought or daydreaming.

She appeared distrait during the meeting, frequently drifting off into her own thoughts.
As he walked through the busy street, his distrait expression suggested he was lost in a daydream.
The distrait student struggled to concentrate on the lecture, his mind racing with personal worries.
Her eyes looked distrait as she stared blankly at the page, unable to focus on the words.
Despite his normally sharp demeanor, he seemed quite distrait after receiving the unexpected news.